Visit the Treviño-Uribe Fort!

Explore the Treviño-Uribe Fort! The Treviño-Uribe Fort is open every first and third Saturday and Sunday of the month from 11 A.M. - 5 P.M.

Use this opportunity to view “Split Sketches” an exhibit and installation by guest artist Tim Gonchoroff. Gonchroff’s exhibit & installation includes functional sculptures & immersive spaces that delicately engage with the historic 19th-century architecture of the Trevino-Uribe Fort. Tim Gonchoroff is a fiber & mixed media artist. His work focuses on traditional crafting processes including natural dyeing, weaving, carpentry, & many others as a conduit for investigating and documenting particular elements in environments that are products of an anthropogenic ecology.

The Treviño-Uribe Rancho is described as both fort and dwelling and vividly represents the Hispanic ranching traditions that have dominated life along the Rio Grande for nearly two centuries.

Plan Your Visit today and visit a National Historic Landmark! View one of the oldest surviving buildings from the period of Spanish-Mexican settlement of the north bank of the lower Rio Grande!